Baby Blowout Stopper

Abstract

An add-on baby blowout stopper for use in a conventional disposable baby diaper made as a slip opened on each side that closes with fasteners and is to receive urine and poop. The Blowout Stopper has an upper side extension made with a fold-over in which a pocket is formed. The fold-over extension and the pocket combined to contain baby blowouts within the conventional disposable diaper and the blowout stopper.

Description

TECHNICAL FIELD[0001]The present disclosure relates generally to the protection of baby blowouts. More particularly, the present disclosure relates to a separate disposable and attachable add-on to regular diapers to prevent the spill of baby blowouts beyond the top of the diaper area, soiling a baby's upper back area, clothing, crib and all other locations a baby can be at the time of the blowout.BACKGROUND[0002]Current day disposable diapers are typically thin and made with materials that allow for the absorption of urine which occurs gradually. As a baby urinates, the material increases in volume. The diaper becomes saturated over a period of time, and a “wetness indicator” informs parents and caregivers that the diaper must now be changed. However, the aforementioned materials do not perform in the same manner when diaper conditions are watery fecal matter which is distinctly thicker than urine.[0003]Baby blowouts are most problematic when it occurs while a baby is lying on his ...

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Benefits of technology

[0009]An aspect of an example embodiment in the present disclosure is to effectively stop baby blowouts from soiling the baby's upper back and environment when poop shoot up pass the current designed disposable diapers. Accordingly, an add-on-to-diaper accessory provides the necessary protection to contain blowouts within the diaper and blowout stopper areas.

[0012]Accordingly, the present disclosure describes an add-on blowout stopper for use inside a conventional baby disposable diaper to stop blowouts from soiling babies environments where they are at the time of the blowouts.

Problems solved by technology

However, the aforementioned materials do not perform in the same manner when diaper conditions are watery fecal matter which is distinctly thicker than urine.

Baby blowouts are most problematic when it occurs while a baby is lying on his or her back in which case the blowout shoots up the baby's back, onto clothing and bed covers.

Accordingly, one major limitation of the current disposable diaper structure is its inability to capture and contain the poop.

While these accessories may be suitable for the particular purpose employed, they would not be sufficiently efficient for the purpose of the present disclosure as disclosed hereafter.

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